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Madeleine Choir School students 'fludde' Cathedral

SALT LAKE CITY — As lions and leopards leaping with the clanging of all manner of ad hoc instruments, the entire student body of the Madeleine Choir School filled the Cathedral of the Madeleine May 19-21 with the sounds of English composer Benjamin Britten’s "Noye’s Fludde."

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J.E. Cosgriff kindergartners share experiences with JCC

SALT LAKE CITY — The kindergarten class at J.E. Cosgriff Memorial Catholic Elementary School enjoyed a special coalition this past school year with other students – though not just with other classes at J.E. Cosgriff. In a special project, kindergartners from the I.J. & Jeanne Wagner Jewish Community Center teamed with kindergartners at J.E. Cosgriff to build relationships and learn about community. >>>

Meagan Leonardi earns 2006 'Hope of Tomorrow' Award

OGDEN — Meagan Leonardi, a student at St. Joseph Catholic Middle School, was presented the Hope of Tomorrow Award by the Women’s Crisis Center of Ogden. >>>

Essay on Franklin wins DAR honors

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St. John the Baptist student wins science fair award

DRAPER — St. John the Baptist Middle School eighth grade student Haley Bechard received a first place ribbon in the biological category of the annual Diocesan Science Fair held at J.E. Cosgriff Memorial Catholic Elementary School March 4, 2006. Titled "Effective Enzymes," Haley’s experiment studied Bromelian, an enzyme found in pineapple that breaks down protein. >>>

Our Lady of Lourdes students bring history, science, and writing to life at their annual fair

SALT LAKE CITY — "The students were passionate about presenting their reports on people and events throughout history, and they became those people," said Will Chambers, Our Lady of Lourdes sixth grade teacher.

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St. Joseph High School receives prestigious mathematics award

OGDEN — Congratulations are in order for St. Joseph Catholic High School and Dennis Kunimura.

 

 

 

 

 

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Military academies draw from St. Joseph High School

OGDEN — St. Joseph High School in Ogden is proud to announce that three senior St. Joseph High School students have received appointments to the United States Naval Academy located in Annapolis, Maryland. To receive an appointment in itself is a feat, but the fact that three students have been so honored is amazing for a school with a graduating class of less than 50 students. Kristin Hope, Jake Ries, and Ryan Gilbert recently received appointments to the United States Naval Academy. The four-year Naval Academy experience is worth approximately $300,000. >>>

Amanda Norrell answers the call to vocation

OGDEN — Amanda Norrell a senior at St. Joseph Catholic High School, Ogden, will answer the call to vocation by joining the Missionaries of Charity. Amanda began thinking about becoming a nun when she was 6 years old. The first stop will be New York for about six months. This period of Aspirancy is a time of discernment. Other steps allow her to discern her vocation more deeply – for 11 years or more before final vows are taken. >>>